The News
Freder ick Md edition dated Thursday October 8 1942 lists subscription rates and editorial policy noting correction of errors upon notification The paper emphasizes news dispatches from Associated Press and local coverage with real name disclosure for letters to editor
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Southern Pig
Mra. Ccah Esuummunicaicn
News-Post
Building Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associa’ Ress
Associated Press
Repudiation Warning From Morcell to AFL Toronto Audience
Rear Admiral Ben Morcell warned unionists that strikes and slowdowns invite repudiation by the public. He argued totalitarians align regimentation of labor with state control and urged workers and management to cooperate to preserve free enterprise. The AFL audience applauded his remarks.
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Ben Morcell
Navy
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Toronto
Ontario
Germany
Italy
Emanence
AFL
Japan
Scrapheap Symbolism Echoes At World’s Fair
Before New York’s World’s Fair, Italy sent modern rail equipment including a three car train two electric passenger cars a diesel coach and a refrigerator car to be shown abroad. Stored in Kearny after the fair and war, the trains could not be used in American rails. Custodian Cronies ordered their turnover to a scrap drive as the UN wars begin.
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New York City
Italy
Strawdust
Caesar
Mussolini
Kearny
N.J
Leo T. Cronies
Stitu
United Nations
Kirke
Simpson
Senate
United States
London Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Puh
Financial Bureau
Inflation Talk and War Investment Advice by Babson
Roger W. Babson argues inflation drives investor inaction on Wall Street. He urges diversified, debt-free investing in real assets, utilities, and select stocks while noting tax burdens and the need to preserve purchasing power postwar. He cites U.S. tax totals and stock averages to frame a prudent 1940s strategy.
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Roger W. Babson
New York City
Wall Street
Burglary at Jamison's and City Notes From The News
Sheriff Cromwell was notified burglars entered Jamison's warehouse and blew open the safe. Jamison lost some cash and papers were destroyed. D. Grahame Johnston's office was entered too. a colored man frightened three people away. Republican ratification meeting in City Opera House featured Foster and Butterworth speeches. Liberty Mail Wagon accident near Mt Pleasant injured James Garver and driver JC Gilbert. Middletown Reformed ordered a Vocalian organ and a Sunday-school igdo. A taf fy pulling gathering happened at East Fifth Street residence of George Giessner with about twelve couples present.
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Cromwell
Frederick
Mt. Pleazant
James Garver
JC. Gilbert
Middletown
George Ay Giessner
East Fifth Street
State Lunacy Commission to Review Willam A Stuliy Case
Twenty years after a Convicted murderer Julius Prieconen Adams case prompts the State Lunacy Commission to examine Willam A Stuliy for sanity. Fire of unknown origin damaged a frame dwelling owned by the Ramsburg family causing about 3000 dollars in losses. Red Bowen resigns from the force and Mayor Culler appoints Joseph B to fill the vacancy. Frederick High opens 1922 football season with an 18 to 0 loss to Shepherd College in Shepherdstown W Va Coach Aldridge notes limited practice.
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Willam A . Stuliy
Prieconen
Jann Adams
Red’ Bowen
T Ponte Force
Gnation
Culler
The
Joseph B.hat
Frederick High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Aldridge
New York Nightlife Surges Despite War Exodus
Broadway crowds hit a new gold rush with Saturday revelers rivaling New Year’s Eve. Fall spending slows amid enlistments as hotel workers and service staff face wage strains. miners’ families shift back home while mines stay busy. Berlin and stage canteen buzz fuels speculation of a film about the venue. Profits aid service relief groups.
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New York
Broadway
Wit
Washington
Great Leader Washington’s Crisis Turns to Victory
In September 1778 George Washington faced a low moment as raw troops fled British landings in Harlem. Aides saved him from despair, and with French aid plus his soldiers’ valor, he forged victory. The piece notes Washington as father of his country and cites a rubber substitute reaching heights over 100 feet and maturing in decades.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
America
George Washington
Harlem
Washington
France
Babson
Syndj
Stage Door Canteen seeks a young eager actress
At Stage Door Canteen Sol Lesser seeks a girl about 20, 5 ft 3 in to 5 ft, photogenic and not necessarily experienced in theatricals to appear in a picture. Entreat Eileen Edith Van Cleve of the American Theater Wing at 745 Fifth Avenue for leads.
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Berlin
Stage Door
Eileen
Stage Door Canteen
New York
Hollywood
Sol Lesser
Wif
Edith van Cleve
American Theater Wing
Fifth Avenue
Washington wartime command by the Chiefs of Staff
Analysis argues the war is run by three U S Chiefs of Staff Admiral Leahy King and General Marshall with Roosevelt and Churchill steering strategy The piece notes Combined Chiefs of Staff coordinate mixed operations and production logistics while keeping strategic secrecy to protect troops and materials
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Washington
Qct
David Lawrence
Roosevelt
Churchill
United States
Admiral Leahy
Admiral King
United States Fleet
General Marshall
Sta
United States Army
United States Chiefs of Staff
Combined Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Buy
London
High Command
Limited Authority Hinders OW Work in War Information
Edson outlines how the Office of War Information struggles to coordinate war reporting. He cites Rear Admiral Moreell's Toronto speech as an example of policy clashes with labor and of limited OWI control over naval officers' public remarks. The piece contrasts OWI review of cabinet speeches with naval officers' independent statements and procedures.
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Edson
Washington
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Ben Moreell
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Toronto
Germany
Japan
Italy
Admiral Morecil
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy
A. F. of L
C. T H. Woodford
Edwin A. Lahey
Knox
Chicago Daily News
Ralph A. Bard
Admiral Morrell
Morrell
Office of Oratory Control
Jts
John R. Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Navy Department
Fleming
Forrestal
Bard Ae Gates
Bureau of Public Relations
John
OWI
OWL
Admiral Moreell
OWI Limits in Coordinating War Information
The article analyzes the Office of War Information and its limited power to control public statements. It notes Navy and Army disputes over claims about sinking a battleship and discusses loopholes in wa r information management. The piece highlights challenges in ensuring a consistent, accurate wartime narrative.
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OWI
RAF Raiders Hit Malone Airfield On Crete
Cairo reports RAF bombers attacked Malone airfield on Crete last night focusing on grounded aircraft and setting at least three planes on fire. A British statement said the raid caused damage and emphasized the nature of the strike.
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Cairo
RAF
Malone
Crete
Let Winter Come in October Says Lupburrow
A letter from N. A. Lupburrow argues that a harsh early winter would force Hitler to reconsider invasion of Russia. He predicts offensives will turn costly as months pass and urges winter as a factor for peace.
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Russia
Hitler
N. A. Lupburrow
Word Usage Guide and Common Missteps
A compact note listing common English usage errors and pronunciation tips. It warns against phrases like replete in humor and advises using with. It highlights spelling issues such as obscene and emphasizes practical rules for word choice and retention in writing.
Bible Thought on murder and witness testimony
A scripture quotation from Numbers 35 30 and a Shakespeare line on murder speak through a retrieved thought. The passages contrast capital punishment by witnesses with the power of a lone witness and the paradox of murder revealing itself through language.
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